The Sun. — London, England, 1826-12-16 00:00:00

, SPITHT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. felt at home, that unless the messenger and what he the first and inevitable consequence of her madness ; der being of better quality were bought in 58s. a 605., at - • bore were immediately „tteparated, a case would be but who can foresee in what embarrassments and rnin it which prices the proprietors hold them; to-day the des • '-' The death of Lord Hastings has unfortunately been:might, ere•long, involve her Royal Family, and her GO- mand has considerably improved. • The demand. for Red raised be f ore the eyes or Europe,. as if free England veriunent ?---liiid. Smy r n a Raisins (Chesmes) continues extensive in eone- , bar confirmed by the last adviees from Malta. His loss was the contriver and impoSer of this Constitittion. " . . • ,sou queues of the quality being good, and the price so very . . to the empire is that of a brave and experienced sal- , This, Europe is now of course bound to suppose was POLICE INTELLIGENCE. '• , low in proportion to Valencia.; rather . considerable sides bat Bier : to society it is no thin g more than that of .any not t h e cas e, though we cannot, at the same time, ---- have been made from 445. a 459., - Nets Turkey Figs go ,no other gentleman, who had con trived to, run through a h e l p t hi n ki ng , that if the necessity of this disavowal MANS I O N-HOUSE.-A miserable-looking man was brought Off more freely,a large parcel has:been s o l d at 56 5 , in moan . nc priely fortune, and had dwindled' from, lofty and. was so strongly felt at home in the. first instance, it is Up, on a charge of haying stolen two small loaves. - drums. New Currants have become exceedingly scarce; • large pretenstons of many kinds, While the publie eye somewhat strange that it should not be made till now, It appeared that the prisoner went into the s h op an d took two there are none in the importers' hands; the demand is ex- , was steadily fixed upon him, to the fratue and sta- and that a contrary impression should have been 0.. small loaves, with which be made off. He was pursued and taken ceedingly brisk. New' Muscatels are a very dull sale; the ture of an ordinary being. The „Marquis of - Hest-I ilst he was devouring one of thew. He declared, that hunger lowed to prevail uncontradicted for so long a - period. w- ' . . • , . g quantity on hand is very large. The Public Sale this fore , compelled him to commit the theft. ings was, during much more , than half his lifetime, That Greatßritain should have been, in Mr. Canning a . . ' The LORD MAYOR finding there was every reason to believe noon Words no criterion of the Market. H , Ha Spoken of and appealed to as the soul of chivalry and language, either " the contriver or imposer, " but eape - this defence, did not think it a case , which ought to be prosecuted. - GENERAL AVERAGE PRICWOF BRITISH CORN, Hi honour. We do not mean t o disparage this Noble- d u ll y the latter, of a new Constitution for Portugal, His Lordship paid the prosecutor for the loaves which bad been (WWII GOVERNS IMPORTATION.) . Hi man, nor to under.rate his qualities. He did possess, would not, perhaps, redound much to her honour. lest, and diechaiged the prisoner, who received such pecuniary ilk; For the Week e[igi v ll)e l e A .:3 T , Tig, T m .B a L dru n p ff i l ro G m A re ft ' et urns Of the In. 11 7 from his Lordship, as to obviate the necessity of a second offence wheat in the different Cuies and Towns in . England and Wales. Ini or at least set out with possessing, we are inclined to The one term implies intrigue, and the other force ; front a similar mum. --me• sd. I Ores .---. 30s. 9d. 1 Beans.-..---. 525. fid. j i , think, the theory and sentiment of what is termed neither of which would be consistent with sound and . Barley *IN* 375. Id. i Rye ---.... 4ls. li• 1 Pease..--- 525. 4411• GUILDHALL-A fellow, named William S».ith, was -_-_-__ Jo PRICE OF SUGAR. honour, in its highest sense. He had, we believe, 'an honest policy, Or with the law of nations. But that charged With entering the coffee-shop of Mrs. Riskin* in Great Average Price of Brown or Muscavado Sugar, computed from the Jo innate abhorrence of any mean or sordid action, when Great Britain, the cradle of liberty, should by h er ' ' Returns in, weekending the 13th day of Dec 'lB26 is 32 act. K male . the Distafflane, and re ' • lf bef gahng himse ore a cheerful fire, over a cup ' • ' Sllith tint it was distinctly presented to ins mind as •counsels and in fl uence have sown the principles of or two of coffee, with two loaves and butter, and the newspaper per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Cmitoms paid or payable thereon i on L g the importation thereof Into Great Britain. ____ 111 his constitutional weaknesses of character laid traps freedom, wherever those counsels and influence of the day, and then calling the landlady to him, soil impudently - - ' WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET'-Dec, 14. m for his principles, and ended by ensnaring them. Va- could extend, is what, we apprehend, neither the confessing he had not . a farthing in hie pocket to pay for the luxu- Hay.„.......... 89s. Od. to 108 s. Od , 1 5traw................. 325. Od. to 365. Ltd. Ai ; bad been of nity was the ruin of Lora Hastings, as .t ripe he had been enjoying. „ Government nor the nation need wish to acknow. Mr. Amerman , 8ut ,,,,, rpm dii • Clever .............. 90s. 041. to 3265. Od. 1 - - ----- Al an et trim for three days. PRICES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)-Dec. 15. ' thousands of aspiring men before him, and will be et ledge, or . be in any degree , anxious to deny.. Cer- Pockets. . Bags. 11 QUEEN - SQUARE .-C harles Smith and " ' II Mum Styles Kent.- Al. Os. 41. 14s. to 6/. Os. Kent -3/. Bs. 31. 18s. to 41. 16a, in thousands hereafter. He ,sought the . praise of others tainly it would not do., for the British Government, • • were charged with playing at unlawful game% Antler the Asylum sussex 3/. 163. 41. 4s. lo 41. Bs. Sussex :U. 51. 3/. Its. to 3/. I.Bs. xi more eagerly than his own-that was Ins , distin uishin g t } le and especially the Members of the present :Adminis- wail, Lambeth. - Essex- 4/. Os, 4/. 15A. to 31. ss. Essex .., 3/. 6a. 3/. 16c to 4/. 10s. '''' Farnham, floe (Pockets) I. 04. tO 'B/ &J.-Seconds, 6/. Os. to 71. Os. N foible. He squandered his noble revenues at the station, to have it supposed, that, like the Abbe Smith was sent f .or two months to the House of Correction as Old Duty laid at 269,3311. Os. fticl. 4.2oths. N bidding of ostentation, which he had .the misfortune Sieyes, they had in their pigeon-holes Constitutions a rogue anti vagabond, and Styles for one mon th . Smith said he - PRICE OF POTATOES.-Dec. 15. • to confound with generosity, or to mistake fiir it .---- rea.dy cut and dry for any State that should apply for intended to appeal. , (bumbles and Maws ...............--. 3/. sa. to 3/. 10s. per Tun. slarsh a n d •..- ~.... 41. OA. to 4/. 10s. ditto. -' He hail no love of money, like many of those who them. The very avowal, of such a species of manufacture MARYLERONE-Yesterday, two Marylebnne parish o ffi cers B PRICES OF LEATHER. Dever having earned it, are utterly ignorant of its worth,; was, in I792,sonsidered as a legitimate ground for going brought three very little boys from . the workhouse, for the pur- , Per lb. il, ,•4. , Per lb. d. 6 ~, and this vulgar want of calculation led him to habits to f having them bound apprentice li the Ma istrate% to Mr. Butts....-. 30 to 561 b....... 20 to 22 'lan war with . France. But that the Brin . sh Government rge o . . , the . g • lied Horse Bides..... 12 to 15 '' s -but echoing t h e, sentiments of the British people- "erne, a master 011=er-sweeper, in neighbourhood. Ditto 40 to fifilb. '23 to :24 ' , polish Ditto 13 to 18 B and practices, which in the long rim were as ruin= . Dressing Hides-,.....---- 13 to 15 ' Per dozen. B Mr. Ittweissos-Seeing continually' in the streets the misery Fine Coach flidN_--,„15 to 17 r Calf Skins-- 36 to 40Ib. 16 toga B 1 ii 1 h • i • Constituti on 0.1011 1. have -een most anxious to see a flee to a number of unhappy Creditors, as to the , unthrilly to which poor children are reduced by being bound to chimney- Cr . or Hides, 35 to 40111:- IN to 14f Ditto -,.....- 50 to 701 b. t 3 to 27 established in Portugal, and desirous to Promote Its ado i debtor. It •is certain enough, and we are bound tion by fair,legitimate - • - I the B I I ewee P ers ' 1 every means-nay, t iat ritis i never will bind another union' a parent of the child is frn°o----"th -5°4- ,13. to to t ji i ' all se - 4176r 7 e 0 e i n o la s n op. 21 to 113 . 11 19 to VI E to acknowledge our conviction, that had Lord 'Hastings Government should have been consulted by her ally, Officer-These children are orphans; they have no parents. - RAW HIDES. . foreseen the injustice towards others which his reckless have assisted in its formation, are ail eireumstancee natural Per Stone. s. 41. .s. d. Per Stone . s. d. 1. , d. profiision had the tendency to inflict upon them, .his mind enough, and such as, in our apprehension at least, require Ai,, RAWLINSON-Then I will not bind them at all I find Best Heifers and Steers SBto 3 1 Ordinary , Voto 11 9 it to be a w•th parishes to select ,Mlddlings ..................,.. 24t0 2 ti Market Calf ..... .7 0 each. ( practice . 1 i .. orphans Of tins put- ----•,-------------- --- 34 ii p --ir c - INS. • qitted him • would have shuddered.at the prospect Whitql FM . 110 disclaimer. That Sir Charles Stuart should hive been p ose , , a practice winch I think is highly ceoeurahle. but the prudent man only, is tie who can he independent, the bearer of the instrument to the (.'oust of Lisbon, - ;Ir. Bennet assured the Magistrate that his apprentices were - ...,•..--;-;-; Fells-211.0d. to 2s. fid. 1 Lambs.. Os.od. ton's. Od. I Polled -as. Od. toffs:9d ( or strictly s peaking, honest . . Lord Hastinga behaved with PRICE -7 m TALLOW, SOAP, irc. per 1121b.-Dec. 13. ( though a fact of no vast importance in itself, was not al- treated with kindness. military gallantry} in the war of the American re perfect • together, perhaps, in good taste. Such a boon, and a do- Mr. RawtaNsow considered him to he one of the most re- Town Tallow ...:50s. 111. to Os. Od. Yellow Soap-,..-...------ 801. Oa. Yellow Russia... 42a. Od. to Os. Od. Mottled BBs. 0,1„ volution. He conductet with m o le than coMmon skill and White -.--....... to pi; Oil, Curd. ................ 9 , 15. Ott. etiment of such importance, should have been transmitted spectable men in the trade, but he had formed a determination Vs Od. I enterprise, a reinforcement to his Royal Highness the by other hands than those of a Foreign Minister-a eir- I ; I °it Soap Ditto-- •••11 Od to Os Oil. Graves tr.i.c.l he conscientiously believ e d to be consistent with his Melted SWF - .-.3 . Od. to Us • Oil. Good Dregs' ' 3C Od. i Duke of York, through a country of which the Freneli re- eumstanee whitili, according to Mr. Canning, Ihe l•'t. f. ' unless • duty, MILO HOMO 2•211 . Od. to 04 . . 1 5t. appears to and never would t i/N ia i from it, stone superior power _ - - • publicans had complete possession, about the year 1195 or have thrown the only doubt over the transaction of which compelled him ;he should send the children back to the work- PRICE OF It AW FAI, per atone of 81b.-Dec. 15. , i I 79t3 ; and in India, of whirl' lie was more recently Go- it is susceptible; and which doubt would probably never hoitse, and if the parish Sias dissatisfied, it might apply to the _ Price by Tallow Cu stated by the l'allow Metiers) . 1 . 1 _- . 1 vernor-General, h . is operations are said to have been have existed, if the British Government, instead of taking Court of Kings Bench for a mandamus. PRlaidi' CANDLF. 7 The price of good Store Candles in the retail idiom is as follows :- , planned, and executed with . great military science and credit (or at least allowing their partisans to do so) for Charles Stag was charged by Thomas Ennis, a watchman, - Candle,, per iIOACII B.s. 04. to 9s. 041. I'Moulds, per dozen --les. 6d. I ability. His Lordship's last appointment to Malta was, a, being the authors of this boon to Portugal, hail at first with being drunk, in Portland-place, in the m id dle of the night, ....- ...1.,....-.-...-.......- i mere retreat, after a life of much variety, and of no corn- attributed it, as they now rightly do, to the Emperor from and carrying an empty grape-jar, of the largest size, upon his __ THY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK COUN . . , 1 ' 111011 vicissitude, The rich wh o survive him, ma y dr e w whom it sprang-Morning Herald. shoulder, without being able to account for his possession of it. , Wheat. Barley. absO. ' Beans. Pease. -•- 1 from his example. a salutary lesson ; and those who have Charles Stag, in his defence, said he was a servant to Messrs. Per Quarter. a. to a. s. to s. cto s. s. to s. s. to s. ,- become poor through their OWII improvidence, may fa i rly , The feelings of unreasoning alarm, excited by his Day and Martin, of 97, Holborn ; and Thursday, being Mr. Alnwic ) k -...---.. ..t 7 . 7 = 19 . 76 g 4s - g ...- 32 I sympathize with the distresses of his latter years. Alen of vr iyaajesty's Message, are fast passing away, and men's I.?ay i ti birth -day, he gave them a good supper, at which lie go thea g l itl i ry ""'7- r, igil z lu 42 40 45 Ca 62 - - showy raid glittering temperaments do not often wear well, mincls begin to examine the bugbear 'shish frightened little tipsy, but how he came into Portland-place, or where Basingstoke ...-.... 52 62 36 41) 56 31 52 58 - - • jar came from, or how it got upon his shoulder, he conld not tell, BlandtOrd -.......; 54- 50 12 - 26 - - - - - 1 or endure a close examination. It needs but a patient and i t nun. Our predictions are thus verified, almost for he did not know it was there till the watchman told him so. Bi l d r rl - "w - e -. 42 56 -3 3 34 . 26 ' 28 54 66 - -' 1 watchful eye, to reduce these comets of the living world to , caul ridge---- •-• 55 - 35 - 30 - 52 - 57 , dusky ~00ner than we could fairly have anticipated. The lie was fified for tieing drunk, and discharged. Canterbury - 53 ttl 35 " At 3u 37 52 56 50 - their just proportions- , e-detaching. the , small and ' Chard 56 16 .Cl, , 44 24 . 32 44 48 - .... , nucleus frorn the radiance with which it seems, at a care- ,question is beginning to be . viewed in its proper light ; NMI/ ...... .1111.110111.. 1111 ' Chelmsford ....-- 54 62 St. :is ems 32 44 , 50 50 65 • • 110 t as a question of war, but as a measure conceived THE MARKETS. Derby ,-...-- 80 (S 4 30 48 211 46 54 62 - We glance, to be identi fi ed.-Times. Devizes ,. , 46 (,3 38 43 31 38 56 64 - .... . A pamphlet from the pen of Lord Nugent has been W and executed in the spirit of peace. e yesterday . • Dorchester,.....:.-- 52 58 34 40 28 '3256 • 63 •••• - (From the London New P ' of d ) rtee Current Yester ay. Exeter............-.. 56 88 38 40 28 - 32 56 - - - published, in the form of a letter to Sit George tee, treated with derision the absurd stipposition of hostile- ~, Eye ....... 46 5-4 36 -1926 32 41i 1 59 48 413 oUGAR.-The deinand for Sugars Burin the present Guildford --...--.. 60 '76 38 41 34 40 54 60 - 56 a clergyman of the Church of England, connected tics between this country and France ; and our latest 1 has • , MT : increased considerably, the advance in the prices Henley .........--.«... 50 64 32 0 . 1 r r , Li r oo 54 37 with the .borough of Aylesbury, which appears to ifs advices from Paris confirm, if they needed confirma- fully I . 1, Homcas tle ~.-..... 54 54 38 42 341 a't - 8. per cwt.., Leviantity taken for export has at- Hu11.....-- ...... 55 57 24 28 19 24 371 40 40 44 to merit a considerable share of attention. The tot tion, the opinions we expressed. We learn, opon w h a t traeted some a • ' minion._ rile transactions in Sugar during Hangerford ......,... 50 .65 38 1.6 g tl 11 2 ...., ,- Huntinedon-.. 64 70 36 3u of this performance is Catholic Emancipation, which we consider good authority, that the French Monarch, the ' k wee are estimated at 4,500 Mids., the advance of is, IpiWich ..)-....- 50 61 32 38 - - 46 ' 48 50 - the noble Lord has treated, very justly too, as a soli- being epprised of the course adopted by our Govern- per cwt. is fully confirmed, but there was not much doing I I' atalu:to'ne„„.....-... 49 (16 3'7 43 26 37 47 56 52 37 flea' tilleStiOil,-and has discovered in the course of his anent, Immediately caused a courier to be despatched this morning the request being checked by the public sale, Newbury„.,,,..,....., 48 tI7 37 410 28 . 38 58 . 62 - 7 , - argoment iipon it, a perfeet acquaintance with' his to Madrid, bearing an autograph letter from himself to it consisted of 209 hhils. 65 brls. St. Lucia, which sold ' 94 40 57 63 - - t. T:3 or rt w i rcT P" '.... t f g g i ; I! tsl so so io 51 47 62 subject in its most essential bearings, a study of hiss Ferdinand, intimating that he was prepared to soncur 5.55. a 605., and 705 bags Mauritius, 555. 6d. a 625. the Nottingham........ 56 59 42 40 32 37 57 61 ..- tory which 'proves Lord :Nugent to be by no means it most . cordially in the policy pursued by England with whole went off heavily, and rather under the Market prices. mn ot r t reh ..... 5 5 .5 4 r i i s i s s LI n :4 - : --..., - holyday politician,-atuell acuteness and good sense in regard to Portugal; and that, whatever the consequences The Refined Market has adv a nced Is. a 2s. per cwt. The Remain( wholesale grocers are buying on a very limited sc a l e for the SherbOr»e..-...... 50 56 32 40 .27 3.5 52 no ,- ••.., eitiploying his materials, and an exemplary spirit of might be of persisting in the course hitherto followed by home consumption of thin. - t . h stamford 54 00 36 41 •2 44 60 tit I - .•.• candour and courtesy towards those who entertain Spain, he, Ferdinand, mat meet them on his overt respon- f„lly Is. per t. country; e patent Foods are siowmarket --....- - 28 51 24 30 46 - 46 setitinients adyerse to his own. Did the preseot hit'int.Y. it is not' difficult to imalinti what would be the no - a t ,ti , higher. ra trade "e 8 ste- • a dy. 1 h ere was . Bwarise.i ~..,..... es - . .48 - 28 - - r - , Truro „...,........... 110 ....., 27 ..„ 3 0 _ _ ..... iliect of such a cotimitinication iit has been Made ••••- ' int On In the le me this morning, •.•xeept t hat Warminster.,.,... 47 50 95 43 3•4 40 sti 63 - - bustle of military preparation seem to offer 0, convenient,, the wholesale grocers a , eare d more inclined to buy, anti .vviabach --4.-- S 4 60 •••• - 24 35 411 58' .- - Ferdinand, Irf (1' ' I ' l' d rui d ) .' ' I tto isense, wit i -.rig, Lie p r i nc ipl es of - gent • for dwelling oil the question to which Lord, confi r me d an advance of fully Is. on tine goods. The his taci t inerf• • c 'll l' ••' '- i /ten e, %I soon ctscossi t h at it i s muc h tatPoirrs AND EXPORTS OF DYFWOODS A'P THE PRI NCI , Nugent has addresaed himself, we should not be ha(•kward ' ' 6 000 bags Mauritius Sugar sold above the market prices; PAL PORTS OF GREAT BRITAIN. t easier to recede, than either to advance or remain sta. ' to restate our own confirmed opinions as to the wisdom (if • ordinary dry brown, .565. a 58a., yellow 595. a 635. The ' • it, l f .a) • from the list 'at once removing and or 1.1 1, among leof _ tionary,-/Vew Times. . ordinary to middling White Havannah 41s. a 435, 1 . 8 !Africa, &et 7.). 111 , t. , 1 , 8311 All Parts. 110 7 .521 i il i 1 debateable tapir% All the world is aware with what fit- "We are at war," Say some. We affirm, Oil the COFFEE.-The prices of Foreie Coffee have advanced 1'• " • ' i - --- --- eility.the fuel of civil war may, under inviting eireum- contrary, thatwe I, are not at war; that the measurestil 8 Atllea, tile. l • 1 ,72 , , i I I , 1 All Parts. ,-. 1: , g1i it 1 2b are t The C . s. a s. per cwt,, but there sew sellers. offee e lt stances, be extracted from the long-wrought .mine of pc,- we are now taking are caleulated to secure, rather than 11Iarket has not, I aowever, advanced BO mulch 'in proportion .., , Al! other. . pular discontent in Ireland; and now, when a war wit it to di 1 l the t 53. ,il. I 1 t I Alrodur 1.. a• ti t a s iir ), peace of the world; . that we are not as the other leinling articles of commerce. The purchases !:s' g nate. 5 ,t 1 I 1 Parts. --1 - . foreign Catholics, involving the existence or overthrow qf , i pawing ti n y Power tinder the necessity of either incur- are by private contract this week nearly 500 bags St. Do- 'Z'', 0 . Januaes, , g 1 0. 4‘ 1 I i ,-, Li ~ I TI011and• I 1 oz 1 1 11'1111 7 a paramount priestly empire, presses upon its as among th e &e. France, etc.....x "' ring disgrace or plunging into hostilities; that we are iningo,.sls. 6d. and 52e. ...N. 41.0.... ...... probabilities Of the moment, it surely needs no deep e)4. oth er ~) , 0 ,7 ~ 1 „ l'All other I, 8 -...., m 1,...i.,, • f mankind to leeide a Statesman's bd- easailina no State or Sovereign • • and that ,no State or Isthoo -The ace° • 'ence oi . ... choice, . la . , . . . unts received yesterday from India • pelt Parts . v. __3_,_ . .. : _,_ j I * l Parts. ~., 'Weep lin early act of grace, and one of tardy and manifest Sovereign is likely to court warfare with us. •• That mention the great deficient!) , of the Indigo crop may be re- I Ter.", 1 ';11I 1 ,g1 77 i! 1 Ir r eir." - I '§ll3l '" 'l' ': compuwan.-/bid. . Ferdinand and the Apostolic faction must regard with lied upon ; there is, however, little alteration in the • - - I - 4 - ----7.5. ----. 1 . - t gi 4 - prices 8 Honduras. e i* 1 , - t ! .1. viol Ai , , 1 'all , [I; • .I France Ike ' Great hopes are entertained that from die wind suspicion and hatred the Constitution of Portugal, is s i nce our last report. A, --a.- --.71 Jamaica, , zr' D ,= • . • ,18 1" - Vorth of , i 3 -. s , , hello. favourable, the troops sent to Portugal will reacli no new discovery ; n o r is it strange that they should SALTPETRE.--Saltpetre has lately heroine a f avour it e &e. . 1 Euro a . • .tn er - that country in two or tbree days, and that thns the engage in intrigues for its subversion: They hoped article of speculation. 04 in' i-i.oiti Ft i i I -itii• s • • .1 Parts. 4- 7 . , Parts. progress • of the Portuguese insurrection will be checked. that their inameuvres might escape detection ; that • °ILL-The late advance in Oils, and the still higher c tizit affitillirs -- gi0..1 ,,, 1.. II Sr f t d e i iiiiil i c l'i 11 iI c& Ily the vessel' which arrived yesterday, the Second in they might he So palliated or concealed as to give its prices asked, appear to have eheeked the demand for Oils e .: pis. tirnl e i r t Hu lane , -- -- Command at Cadiz had his pamage, and is now in no vaiid ground of umbrage ; that even if we remon- there are few transactions reported. ' , tt i 5 „,,„4 0 .' ' , X 1 it! i ! . .4....,4.111 . z.]t i [. . L 1 - 1 .El - : England, from which it may be inferred that the strated, a disavowal would be accepted as satisfaction ; SPIOES.--Spices are generally held for higher prices, 74 - 1 - siiirsa,-1-,-lisaltrlt 111.011 14 artVir - -1 '11.4.1 I sic. i4i MI -1, 1 ".• it Europe. iii gli"l i g Freneh are: not prepared for hostilities with this and that, at all events, we would not take the fi eld in but no improvement has yet been realised. ____ country: The Quotidienne, from' which extracts art' support of a cause on" 'Which our own safety and roe- NavAL SToBEs-There is a general imProvenient in • ' ' Al. . 'OA ~,! •,. t I. - - 1 ' r on . o-. • ... given in another column, does not blink the partici; parity were in ».6 degree dependent. They knew not Naval Stores; Turpentine Spirits are 2s. a 3s. higher; g si .a. .N• .. .5, •E. «« « :4 '. « ' « ~ I:g- t ti pation. of the French Ambassador at kadrid in the 1105 V sacred the . faith of treaties is in the eyes of the ` l s ar is held for an advance of Is. a 25.; all other articles a - a. 3 3•P- 4'114' '''-' .. 2? ' It• - • .i.:. -..- It. Portuguese , insurrection. It maintains that lie had a people and the Ministers of England. - They have improved, and there are few sellers at the advanced 2 °ti ' - i 4. - 1 I ' 62S 2 2 double set of instructions, at variance with each other dreamt not, that an insult to our Ally would 'mine- currency . . '4_ . g . • .0 4` q'l,k 'q f 'vk • . ] • .' . , co Q , l a , ce;-. to We certainly are not without our fear's for the security (lithely summon . forth our battalions to her aid.-L• Touacco:7fliere are few purchases of Tobacco to re- ..._ ,. .. • . • • of the Constitutional system'of Portugal, notwithstandi• Those who surround Ferdinand know well that Port, but the,holders: of Tobacco , are now confident the GRAIN, FLOUR, &c. in the e x erti o ns o f this co un try. So far from mankind in to cause England.to throw her sword into the scale ads anticipated revival'of commerce 'till . tupoitTE.o ati..ondon , and,Liverol, Coastwise, ,loin *We ill occ asion an improve- reign PAttb ; with the Exeoirra of Grain, Flour, I r e l and, dnfis ifko ment in the Market; as the supplies are very deficient. At' Liverpool. _ . . _. generai:beipk fond of revolutions, it may be safely sa l verse to theirs, will immediately determine the waver•- that the gmeat lied) , are always avei'se to changes. The i lia b a lance. 1 Their schemes mi *lit l • }tad I,lMOsome a late hour 200 hlids of Virginia and Kentucky are re- 1 .. . , in • - - .-4V.$ hate to be driVen from what they have been accustome it' -'ported for export at 3/(1: a qd. , Am ,„,,,,.,........,. , ....,„,.., ll-1.--. , f ' twhile I ' b i gotr y, d e anee o slice ssX, ( espotism, igotry, an mill - - . K .,' . . to. ..Even in this comparetively enlightened country, any ~.0 . „ , , Lary insubordination, vvere en •ed in a;cantest With t_,OTTONS--Cottoitii are little anecteu by the recent po- --- min w h o knew, any thing of the country people, must , , it c . . 41„ :,:, • , . liticel events• • the.purchases for the week ending last night Foreign it Lg:iß( P kVi..C;'.. --- 4 ' 1 %1 1; 1 merely tne In ant onstaution o vortilgai ; nut their inclu s ive • ' • • be aware of' the great difficulty of inclining them to sive, consist of 500 Bengal at sd. a 51d.; MOO d • 'Part'. A • 6, :z e r a. •. afg -:g • 1 1 - 1 1, ' t 4 , 4 a. cti • t to an .novelty. change any old habit, or iiiihrin . y . Te, cause is hopeless,. when England takes an active tart •s t sid Sad IM . ura s . a .; 00 Minas 64. a Bid. duty paid.-The 1 .•-•---- ' - ' - ' -i ~,- -1-' „, ', - .,,, z ' ~,- --1. -- ---- -`. - -'. --1-... )1 ''''l ••7: '' higher arid middle rkinke of Englishmen, Who are alwayi 10 the , rugg e.. , st I • All • ' ' that Ferdinand can do to em ar- • . aecounts from Liverpool State 3000 bags Cotton sold on 1 c 6 i 4 " 644 '''Zil. ZIA - 2 sil i ,6 5 4 p... .•,. - . t dreaming of the possibility of - revolutions and instirrec' s rass I orttigal 18 as nothin, w len compared with the 'Wednesday at rather improving prices. • and Isle 1, :, . , i ,_,, of Mali. gi ii? • , i _,. act i.l I. .! 7 .4 lif -A' '4 . • •Igo films' know very little of human nature. An extraorl• actual force, and the indirect strength, arising from it m, , , , AN( 11E5TRR, EC. e--ur.fig t he last .our or five - ------- ' ` .... ni . , (Unary number of • eireuinstances must eonatir to p rod the moral opinion of the . world, which the presence a :vw - 8g• c 4, al ' 'Aye there has been it fair and rather increased demand , Ireland. I. 1 '7' ,-' I ii "" V" . re 4 '' duce a revolution, and it may b e truly said, that a rss p a a British Army, and a British Fleet, bring with for low numbers of Yarn, and• some shippers, I under- 1 41 4t 12 volution (not a mere military one) carries with it its own them. The cause to 1 1 -w tie IFerdinand is devoted gaud, have been wishful to contract at present prices for - • - --' ''''' --- 41 ' " 4 A justifieatiori. This lunch we have thought it necemary to • , e,§ --* * . s, is a hiser by his aid, when that aid calls forth our .Twist, which they cannot export before February or per- America. ...r 1 4 4 4 . 4 4 . II ' '''' 1 ' 1 1 §4 , _ ~. -. . observe, co lieeount. for the disposition of the body of the . • • , -•:. 4 ' 3 ' ha s March •• very consid 1 • I p, t a l • active opposttion, Infatuated us is the Court of Mar P , , a erab e blueness has been done in ._ _ _ ~........._.„ , e 5,, !, .r peopie- not the cultivated classes) iii Slum and In lig . . , . .• , • - Calicoes since lueeda I to remain tinder the old state of things.-41forning (Aro. both b C d 1 - (Ind, it will not persist In open aggression against our A . - Y buying y Jarman,' an tla . : ~ , 8k .5,1 g %T. KAI , , 4 a 0 ' nick , , , , . i Ally. Ferdinand already d i savows what his agent " become . k marmots, the former buying chiefly low 9-8 and f, winch - lur° Pf• ;Is ti . cs• st -as et ' ' ''P I 1 0 . • , are scarce, the' 'latter want the best and good se- _ . ',"..:,: a ' 1 When the new ,P,rt,noleae conatitution was first have dared to de. If mere remonstrance can pro duce eon.' - - ( q ua lities of power Cloth, and will freely give prices , Coastwise fa - 1•Ri•5ater.2,.27....... d not oill the war prortitiltsate , .y . eitli and enthitsiasm with this efl'ect, hove he Will tremble at the ise .. d' mbarkation of d b. h h ' -••-- • - • ••• d tale ' ".. s 7 ' I I ^-• VI 14 ' et t 9" da y Wle We , had difficulty in obtenntig a fortnight 'n g- e or -ce . • 11 6 --* of Man • • •-• t 4 4;+ * ' • 4 *4" received in ' • which it was this.country, hut the almost our troops 1 And when .he retraces his steps, , what ago. The demund to-day . liaki been more brisk than for . • --"--, '-- i 1 als, en av owals with which . it w a s "tr e ated , eu (by the Minis;- motive will remain to urge its forward ?It is opt our some time, and from the verde) , of several deecriptions of,. ' kg ?, F.§ . a ,ig a§ ii SJi tiii $ 7_, „ p , eciall • Ireland. • -,,e - ( 4 , ".. . 4 :. • er*". r: i i terial part of tue press esp .. y) its a ba" procured business to teach him common sense, or common ho! goods, an advance must evidently.soOn take place. . . . .8 ''"e; ... yr 7-,- 3 i; , .....h 0 , t she &flow , and infl for that country ay - neitea of Great tiesty, or thelessonaof sound policy. It is not for any HEMP , FLAX , AND TALLOW Tallow has advanced 20. --' ~. , kable. To 'lie be st Britain, were alike ronar , of our abstract principle that. we put forth our Streaigth ; but - ..V.l -i - g' I ?,, .g g • 11 ' per ewt.,since this day week, and the Market looke•firm at ~,.• , -‘l-• •-• i.-; ••;s: ss os '-• ' ''•l recollection, the British troverimittit W 63 treated en against a practical and imminent evil. When that evil the inVrovernent• Hertip had advanced 1/, to 21.-Flax ' ;-•• ..ss. .5 5 .5. 142 :1 F 4 la '.a ' it :0' W L ail hatitlS as the authors of the Constitittions-mies if; repelled, our task is finished, end we may resume the is, also neld for a higher quotation.: . . . • 0 1 s••• .e•, • se • .t . , ,t. .t . .r.` 4 *' • - . , t i tk ty of course as it now turns out ; theugh we do state of repose from which . the toll of others has roused ': 3 3 . 6;a g' 3 g II 1 en 9 -` I ' IRISH Pnovistoxs,--Beef •toil Pork ere 2s. 6(1. to 51. i l .p .9' r',.?„, .9, g. 9. .. i l ~.5 - : -4. g * if E ii 4 r. ken to ende t • us It is not even necessa that we should accom lish • • d • • not -ronernber that 'any pains were t aken . !ewe .„ , ~, -. 7 . - . leghez, art the business would be very extensive at the - -..,,k 11,..re ,i ) „ , , ...,,,, L E 4 -4 - t -. 4 at I . - rid by attributing tte vio , this Charter .to any o tl i 4 • such a revolution in the situation of the Peninsula, as wol former advance, hut the genera opinion isi that when.the ' ""`" '''' '"''' I ' that this new Constitution mto secure Pertugal from all future aggression. It is late political events - source, Now, low ever,. trans in Ireland, the prices in that GRAIN, "4 1hif i tti *e itiiii N r 1 hs etimtib if we r ep el. it 1 nitassault, and , • to the ev,• • ope We find ii (.., , • .1 4, i. enuntrY will advanee materially as the great supplies to lmporte c., Foreign Parts, ot _,_____ , Newcastle, s ic , seeing' likely to 'produce a war ill Eilf • ~ • ..,oiistitutiuli till On t • ' o f '.. 'sire n th. , 1 p 1 11 &Por unit ) aequiting tie‘d .IX wit . ()doge will probably be sent from It-eland. Bacon is " disclaim any share in It. selidit ' • -, - $O. r. .':&i . p .zi .4 Canning most anxious to ,_ . .), and to the inhabitants-time to make it trial of the 28. tv 3s. higher. Butters are heav y . ' • • • , g i ~ / act %/ON benetitii 'l' . ..-. .g g ictitits , Veen' supposed," Sayi be, " that t its , a itch may tlow , ' front it. 'When that is done, we it , .. ii _ _,_ , )• Stan,. ..1 KANI/1, . Avn 'CT , ;" ~• ..ott.i.ssos. --- The Ruin Market - . ' ! ifir Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. oil Brts. t ~ wti of I. British influence.' r N 0 611 C he's' et 4 r ii ' .fi **b in li t h ing-r may withdraw o ' might be I ur armies. We speculate not on .what 1 ma advanced silica thi n day week 2d. a 3d. Per ga ll on, thasset,Hull,Neweal LUC . 10,334 4,100 623 9,41 r ''a;•t - Great. iitaim omit hot disapprove of' the act nor .vii , n t te consequence, if France were to make coin- the tbeClyde.erl.,eith the Market is tin 1054tC 154 nat the advance. Leewards are Earticii- lireviously this If_a!„_____-:. 667 112 DC 9 8,833 22,040 l ops s ot ' fact mo cause with Ferdinand • cauS ,be c. the supposition is too she ssalleitupon to approve of it;" and the mere extras , a , t , . . .larly hi , ld With a• e . 1 • • ait tor an place ace t the Stock Exchan e. - tun i ent ex p e ctation. of a furt er im- ' - - - 7 ------- 77 PROVISIONS -----:------7- 11 I Stuart Sir Car es 1.1. being the bearer of the Matins The mf o i s t er4 a t t i, P .. ... f, - r • provem eilt on aecount id the liell antiei at Lance ore not so stupid, ors® mitmess, ' , aupp , ped that Go - Imported at London and Liverpool, Soto Ireland and Foreign - Parts. raent from 'Brazil to Lisboa (a eirounstance vt•hich as t o violate, Witham ' ' '. . raiment win reeuire i lint} for the Navy and for the Forces --- 1 ie . ~. .., "ea. Pork• . I Butter. „ a reasonable motive, every obligation- , , e e d. ~,, la , voie hailed With - stieli pride and exu l ta ti on at the i of sionour-eVery maxim In a war, waged. " e " . '"''' -- P , .ligtd..:' Brandies are: fully *l.;-per.gaiipii , . All pares of All part „, of , - Fg -..- of 'prudence. rdinaild . • ti me ) i s t ioW stated by the Right Honourable Secretary t o support Fe . . ,JT! a m att.aek ipmi p o iiin l or There is no rt I, France hi g 3 7' ~., . . Geneva at Market. , iretana,. _ Fiji iretand. Part". to itave,:beignt 1)1.1, y. Mr, n 'lathing, end' w . i it NO Iltlit, " says .‘ . could (yam Tierces Barre, 'tierces Barrels 'irkus. I. ns Ca - rift's 7 L• " Id l'sk everYt. 6 4 • Frcit" the F " IT• `7 O-li' Tl iik iii hioi - ,t 9 - )Q0 .boxelf aaiiiilik itidi.' liinis ...------ 1 3" ' l j I,0:10 1,141 29,20 e 290 it esami l awk was found with him for complying, with first moment o f .. , g T. h er teem such . : , a , step, . her name would boxes blew ytll64elaP. ~- - --, 1 ; ~ .7t;- - ,'--',- -- - 0 - -p r ey this year 16,170 1,501 14'465 ler Ng 633 • 21 971 rely .isma 'were offeree at public. sale • , • , ---- s ,„ ~,, -_, 5. ~ , , wise a, .1-, P.........„..', deqirts z-thClllOll if vests undoubtedly , sink to a Jeve) with Ferdinand's, Disgreet would be - ~ „e .---- an , . w swim. ~,,,,,,t ht ~,,,,,, , , t 165 ... a small parcel•ofilifeil'i;r Sohlat 565., but the remain- 1- ' gran ye‘r . 4,4 9 tot ) . 4' -1 ' - " r ` - - - .4 10,641 .. ft, , 210,154 . „11,4,14 IS Bide, When the new ;Portuguese Constitution was tirsi promudgated, not only the warmth and enthusiasm with which it was received in this country, bin the almost open avowals with which it :WAR treated (by the Minis,- tenni part of th e press especially) as a boon procured for that country by the efforts and influence of Great Britain, were alike remarkable, To the best of our recollection, the British Government was t reate d or , all hands as the authors of the Constitntion— m i t ,, takenly, of course, as it now turns out ; though we do not remember that any pains were taken to undeceive the 'World, by attributing this Charter .to any o tt ig 4. source, Now, however, that this new Constitution WWI likely to produce a war in Europe, we find Mr. Canning most anxious to disclaim any share in it. if lOW been supposed," says he, " that this act WO the, i f lfispring of. British influence. No such th in g Great, Britam did not disapprove of the gt, nor Wki she Caliettlipon to approve of it :'' and the mere fa ( of Sir Charles Stuart being the bearer of the instill ruent from Brazil to Lisbon (a circumstance whicl was hailed with such pride and exultation at the time) is now stated by the II VA Honourable Secretary t o h ave b ee n. purely aceidentai. 4 , No fault," says Mr. easmipg, was found with him for complying with the Emperor's desire;- though it was undoubtedly 1,!,,,-, r 10119 lue. , N ~ ,vu til 2,4121 3141 - L " I 105“01 1540671 1120091 8,83.3 '12,0301 10,2051 5 0 C wea PROVISIONS Won and Liverpool, from Ireland and Foreign Parts. 1 1 .., Beef. Pork, . Butter. AU parts of All parr,' of i C 'l7l-... Irelanil, 'flows Barre 'demo s B a r re l s I r k us . I. n s - 07 rd - 'ls. 1,111 185 1,030 1,141 29,906 290 fk 16,1'10 1,601 14;465 15,0 V 2118,693 Z'l2o 21 5 , 976 60 . 66 1 lliti7 l isils 4briiil 4,114, , r t365 4,419 404 110041 fob, ,12'10,14 „arlit IS • , vrry: THE ARMY. A Detachment belonging to the Bth Regiment of Infantry, em barked this morning, on board a vessel in the River, for Leitit, on route to Glasgow. A Detachment belonging to the 83d Regiment of Fotit,vn barked this morning, on hoard a vessel in the River, for ,Tyne mouth. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. LONDON DIARY, TUESDAY, Dec. (At the Court of tomnsissioners.) Hall, T., Chesterfield, grocer-10 Harding, 'l'., Poplar, builder-11 Haycock, J., St. Albans, grocer--11 Holum, .1., hluseum-street, pawnbroker--11 Hyatt, W., Dorset-street, Manchester-square, uphuisterst.-= ll Ingram, E., Reading, dress-maker-10 Johnson, W., Southampton, provision dialer-10 Jones, E., Northlleet, victualler--10 Jour9, R , Rumford, grocer-10 Kenworthy, J. awl J. 8., Ironmonger-lane, warehousemen -10 Lewes, S., Chorltun, Andover, farmer--11 M'Kinnon, T., Wapping, oilman-10 APLeod, J., Clement's-lane, leather-seller---1 0 Maniglier, A., Milking-lane, merchant-10 Martelly and Dayrie, Finsbury-square, merchants-1 1 Moody, J., Horseleydown, tin-plate-worker- 10 • Mooney, 8., Hanover-st., Long-acre, victualter- 10 . • Mulcock, S., Farringdon, Berke, draper--ISt Neale, 11., Wood-street, warehouseman-12 Nestor, J., Brighton, coal-merchant--11 • COUNTRY DIARY, TIIIISDA.Y, Dsc, 12. Baker awl Pearson, Macclesfield—Macclesfield Arms, hlaccles fteld-4 Bannister, J., Merthyr .Brecon- 10 Bonham, T., Hogston—George, Aylesbury—L. l2 Brown, J., Birmingham—Royal Hotel, Birmingham -12 Browne, G. and. IL, Liverpool—George, Liverpool-1 Brown, T., kingston--George, Burbidge, W. and 11:, Birmingham—Royal Hotel, Birming ham-12 Carr, D., Birminghem—Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Si Clarke, J., Norwich—Norfolk Hotel, Norwieb- 5 Cole, T., Exeter—Nsiv London, Exeter-1 1 Cooke, T., Binniugham--Royal Hotel, Birmingham —Al Coulson, G., Derby—Bell, Derby-11 Cor, T., Ensharn, Oxon—Mr. Bertram, Osford-11 Cox, R., Nottingham . --Hotel, Newark-on-Trent . --1 Davis and Ritson, Manchester—White's, Manchester -9 Edwards, R., Neal—Messrs. Ba y• ton, Bristol --1 n Ellis, C., Heanor—Bell, Derby—Lll Firth, R., Wickens--Pack-horse, Hudderafield -- -" 1 Fisher, W. sen., Cheltenham—Spread Eagle, 01 ° u " 1 " .. :" . " . Fryer, 8., Bristol—Commercial rooms, Bristol —'I . Gardner, 0. J., Oxford—Mitre, Oxford--I1 • Owinnell, R., Cheltenham—Royal Hotel, Cheltenham -1 — o : v 1, Herbert, E., Leamington Priors, Warwiaksbire--Royal T Ilo ß n ir teT, il T l . h an am—i d H., Dudley—George, Bowdley- 11 Horsfall, T., Halifax—Messrs. Alexander, Halifax—l 1 • Hudson, G., New Alain - in—Talbot, Malton-11 Jenkins, T., Cirencester-11am, Cirencester-10 Lamb, J. and J., Liverpool—Star and Garter, Liverpool -41 - , Lucas, P., Preston—Bull, Preston-11 M'Donald, C., Liverpool—George, Liverpool—Si • Marshall, 8., Nottingham—Punch Bowl, Nottinghain-- 11 May and Co., Deal—Guildhall, Canterbury-1 1 Metcalfe. \V., Bristol—Rummer tavern, Bristol—l Oliver, IV., Salford—Mr. Booth, 'Mancbester-9. . Owen, IL, Liverpool—Mr. Hiude, Liverpool—lt Parkes, G., Dudley—George, Bewdley-6 . Peace, G., Dendy Dale—Commercial Inn, Clayton Witit — " l Peaker, R., Alirfield—Menrs. Alexander, Halifax---l 0 .A 0 Power and Jackson, Birmingham—Royal Hotel, Birmingham hosu Prince, J., Manchester—Star, Mauebeiter—ll ' ' ai de Rawlins and Smith, Hanley, Staffordshiro--Roel l4 ). ldif under-Lyme-1I • INSOLVENTS APPLYING To BE DISCRARGAv. Petitions to be beard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn-Melds'l:°7 don, Dec. 20, at Nine. . Barrett, J., Drury-lane, carpenter , re, ~s Barker, .1., Hampstead-road,, luilkman . Cooper, IL, Kent-road, tailor nibire' tailor Dunkin, Q., Yelvirtopt, Noitharni)in Hardwick, R. Tottenham- cotta borse-slealer ; liighmau,. H., Gravesend, shoema ker Howell, E., Brentford, stationer Lord, .L, ‘ , . 1 coa l merchant "faun, A., Woodford, school -mistress Nightingale, G., Commercisl-road, tailor Penny, T., Walworth, butcher Rickards, J., Birming ham, brick-maker Stoppani, A., Leeds, carver . 1 ., Queeuborougb, Kent, Eo'''Winham, T., Bermondsey, accountant ;; St ; Pancras c t h h u e reh P , a =---- d ove di r n i gt urn o ed n who_ had drawn up'to the side of the road to avoid thtT., ~, INSANITY 07 iNsTINCT.--Solne Phystologilo assumed it as an axiom, that madness is a privilege pte'll!Ef, LW* ' during a pretty sharp erro r human than our reason, is also more solid and their brain less . ,dl Bo derangement . To this I answer by attl►e anecdote of io 1 , bf uganville's parrot, which was tried and convicted of n' i sailor) w iSitagponeys crhaacisein,gdftrivir,inoly, N I : d i; nest' a, regularly as any inhabitant of Bellew or Charau.ton,for 4. 1. 1 ,1 _ bird, lees remarkable for the beauty of h►s plumage ttl n t ho e t t. t ieb loi ra piecity, hail been for two years on hoard the ship t%'1,,, teci navigator, treated perhaps rather more rro" ro►npstr►ot but not less spoiled by both officers anti crew► than his cokops_l:„...' NAfterert was formerly by the Visitandine Nuns of 1 4 4 01 : 00 ), end g which the nu i: g ul as tistoesuagratici:aktrisblYeue.sh.a(dt}:l:lokleoilltri:iathtelie "(Wan: i:fliOnthOtarle b)i.e; ,; 14E. :net: y, Iwneoultahstsytiedtghhethtlfoulow' ,we'vuefekrYountnee:o7llfluehretiolniet;v:th),saelnisti.hatd:alt PPhios:::::}E. nd a seaa vtvi nl r r i emcon t io l : i nt e P: r lio q e r il u solli r es :f i t f i da n r'i r lo s s :w d a tu r h a d l i s alit:e h l' a eel b w a : of t e li r t e :c to aa' asked :bisill ar eyi/lb. w a s ntl 't a lls him, , icannon. lin t wfhlitt ' ill 41 ht'l a r ib ; ri bb 1 waa. v e l eI 1 eg n: li i s ; : 11 °' it 1:1111 t :: ) ' 1 . 1 r 1 ty, i rYI C isti. burr, . . 3 i t)°e' th en e I c fjenwil : 1, : ' 1 tr: lit' i ' :I 1 l e h noire which h th at'i d so completely wared him . r i onol or v i d i t b be • ed pa . nstyhleagillxittawn:gi.tagh--:::"Iio. nitilutilivyelr:ianliwm'an'lftwiiislipi'veai-lirni:h:e;:11:811:a::1:•:1 :- la e Pr : : 8 : tilietir: the antechamber, re-1)0W g ll' '„l . aollonah'' s ad ...t.l„hoW is etern , ~ ~,;,,i, w hich _ Ise .terror he still felt. --Etrnte dr 10 d•di►tin. . —,.... BIRTH. :7 a0 : 1 - ..t i if:. d in 9 L:illt , the lady of J. Vi' ' :' ' M- °ri°l4' E'tl. as il D li ro a o. a nno lle Tkthh ni eu s, rmi only ' ihio uf ug anna h t' t:r neal of i:s A ti li t i r ße . s: J:Estfhshin:l Verna ' s'l d b s i b " . ° 1 ; '1 " 1 li t ; ° '— nb d '. -7; ' : A rehibairidf Claud d i goteug:iiatolt,iicti%ksota.untt,cafatht ; 'l: v it ot chL l l ` ti l ' is h i r v l tti ll a qt a c r o y ni N ng la w delina, *scowl daughter of Re 3f-1" ini of_ Ja mes _ w l , 2 ‘n t i:7 h_ D in u e n ta k u in t i at Es , S q. t ., . ia C te r ooriger::::::::"YL: • a_ i litag ,,,,,, b tvrf. . . , b_ . y: bb ne,. e" G eorge Fruiting Psi to Franco -I,liss, to"' ... • DIED. * ifs On the 10th instent, , st the Vicarage, Hawksheall, Anuet,,,t,, of the Rev. George Park, only sister of Sir Robert 14 I, -of Jonathan' Peel, Esq. of Accrington Ilioc.e. OP On the 14th instant, at his 120111l* in llarttOrd-street, Dent, Ent . I, L lat dril On the 10th instant, it'Briglito—n, Mary Ana Ilar..sa-v if ist daughter of the lat., and sister to - the resent, Sir fide' 41 : ~ Poiloolisi:eir,Atti:rieonainie74rtagihty.m,oormiSettr, last, at St. Ser i v ' ari, in Frave) in 4--1. • of h Ot t ' jrivyaiehrelauri;otb:flillitisekbla4gtueh,miJusiltut es Atuyatt Chaun.dy ECsq°ll,ll'l23w*te'ti.CoeltPlif':, Ith instant, Mr. ' soy Castle, Claptonrgrektly yespectedP7tbyeralal7lar I:l°.iefv,ttillit,lll4::: On Sunday last the 10th instant, in the 63t1 par °f ... I !' co - - Robert Bo y e r , Esq ., at his house,. 23, and r't i l t y square, deeply lamented by his family, and sincerely ;Vet° his friends. Robe rt Ow On the 14th instant, in the 56th e ar of his agst tot. tin, Esq., abaft* Aloon.streat, Piccadilly, and of Thistio-g Old Brampton. ' Printed gni Published by YOlll4O, at the iiil s-OfileV . . 112, STAASP '